Bangalore-based startup, Hidden Reflex, has developed a browser for the Indian audience called Epic, thanks to Mozilla’s popular open-source platform. Though made on lines of the Firefox browser, it has many firsts. It’s the only browser that has an in-built anti-virus scanner and other unique privacy features like theflash cookie deletion. Epic also has a side-bar with shortcut icons for frequently used applications and websites – all of which are a part of the 1500+ apps that ‘Epic’ boasts of. My favourite, however, is the ‘type in Indian languages’ widget that can be done using the English script, which the browser instantly converts into the regional language chosen. Even as ‘Epic’ hogs the limelight, other browser developers, especially the more popular ones like Internet Explorer, Firefox, Opera, Safari and Chrome are on an overdrive to come up with advanced versions. We have entered the era of browser wars. Here’s a look at some of the features that these browsers brag...